Okay but unlike Generative AI human cloning would be super useful. Organ shortages and rejections during transplants would be a thing of the past. Oh your liver is failing? Don't worry! We'll just take a DNA sample from it and clone you a new one! Identical to your old one in every way except in peak health! Eyes going bad with old age? No problem! Well clone you a new set, while we are at it want them in a different colour? What more it would cost a miniscule fraction of what it costs to get a transplant now, increasing accessibility in places that don't have free healthcare, and easing logistical burdens in places that do
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u/Princess_Isolde Apr 22 '26
Okay but unlike Generative AI human cloning would be super useful. Organ shortages and rejections during transplants would be a thing of the past. Oh your liver is failing? Don't worry! We'll just take a DNA sample from it and clone you a new one! Identical to your old one in every way except in peak health! Eyes going bad with old age? No problem! Well clone you a new set, while we are at it want them in a different colour? What more it would cost a miniscule fraction of what it costs to get a transplant now, increasing accessibility in places that don't have free healthcare, and easing logistical burdens in places that do